Matches 3,601 to 3,650 of 11,201
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| 3601 | About 1856, moved to a farm about 2 miles west of Abington, Virginia. | Warren, Thomas W. (I44603)
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| 3602 | About 19 miles from Rowley Regis (Staffs). ORIGINAL CHARTERS RELATING TO THE CITY OF WORCESTER. IN POSSESSION OF THE DEAN AND CHAPTER, AND BY THEM PRESERVED IN THE CATHEDRAL LIBRARY. Copied in year 1909. Seal lost. 1203 Grant by John Warland of Hinewyke, to Wulstan the Prior and the Convent of Worcester, of all his arable in Hinewyke, viz. 8 selions, i furrow and a gore, and hay next Lithefeld, 20 selions in Grimesheth, and 8 in a croft next his Manse, and a pasture between the Severne and Hultonestret, reaching from the pasture called Amisacre. Witnesses : Walter of Kekyngwyke, John le Power of Wycheneford, Henry of Pechesley, Richard Ingram of the same, Adam de la Wodehalle of the same, and others. Dated Hynewyke, Feast of the Blessed Mathew, 16 Edw. II. (1322). GRYMELEYE. 1332-1333 Item comperimus per sacramentum Willelmi de Grymenhull, Henrici de Pechesleye, et Ricardi Ingram, quod ecclesia de Gryme- leye cum capella de Hallowe taxatur ad xxx marcas et dimidiam, unde nona garbarum vellerum et agnorum valet xij marcas et dimidtam, propter causas praedictas. EARLY COMPOTUS ROLLS OF THE PRIORY OF WORCESTER Page 57 PITANCIARIUS, 23-24 EDWARD III. (1350-1351) SUMMA xvj.y. vj Custus carucarum. In ferro empto ad ferraraentum trium carucarum xiijj. xjd. In stipendio fabri pro opere suo ixs. ob. ; In vij pedalibus emptis precium pedalis iiijd. plus in toto jd. ; ob. ijs. vd. ob. ; In vij carucis novis emptis de mercede pilanciarii ijs. jd. ; In iiij jugis emptis iiijd. ; In uno vomere cum desuto ferro pitanciar facto viijd. ; In una caruca cum vomere et cultura empta de H. de Pechesley xxd. ; In una caruca una cultura duobus vomeribus emptis cum uno plaustro nudo de Ricardo Ingram in grosso vjs. viijd. ; In duobus herciis nudis emptis xvjd. ; In j hercia cum cavillis emptis de H. de Pechesley xijd. | Ingram, Ricardi (I126785)
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| 3603 | Abstract of Records, LaRue County, Will Book 1; Will of Susannah Howell (p. 29) 5-29-1845 mentions son David Howell; Sister, Catherine Price; Granddaughter, Sinderella, the daughter of my son Andrew. Witness: Samuel Brewer (by mark) Amos Houston (by mark) & John Baird. Probated 23 june, 1845. The Will reads: S. W. D. Stone Clrk By C. W. Thomas ---- In the name of God, Amen. I Sussanah Howell of LaRue County State of Kentucky am low in health but of sound mind thank the Lord for it feel disposed to make a disposition of my worldly property as follows I give and bequeathe to my son David Howell all my Real and personal property except those articles hereafter mentioned not to be subjecttopay his debts. I give and bequeath to Sister Catherine Price one Gun andone bead. I give and bequeath to my Grand Dather Sinderella the dughter ofmy son Andrew Howell my Saddle and one cow to be paid her when she comes of age by my son David Howell. In testimony whereof I set my hand & seal this 29th day of May 1845 Test Susana (Her Mark) Howell Samuel (His mark) Brewer Ames (His mark) Hustown John Bard | Susannah (I110264)
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| 3604 | ABSTRACT OF WILL OF ACHILLES FANNIN - WYTHE CO., VA - 1812 I, Akerless (sic) Fannon, senr. of Wythe County, state ofVirginia, do hereby make my last will & testament. I desire that so much of the preshable (perishable) part of my estate be sold and the money arising from as will pay my funeral expenses. I give to my son AkerlessFannon all my land in Wythe County, to him & his heirs forever. I give mybed to my son Akerless Fannon. I desire that the rest of my estate both real & personal be divided among my children: William Fannon, Sarah Straighley, Bryant Fannon, David Fannon and Akerless Fannon. [Date April 14, 1810, proven April 14, 1812] Akerless Fannon (his mark) Witnesses: James Devor, Thomas Dunn & Francis Thompson. | Fannin, Achilles (I106637)
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| 3605 | ABSTRACT OF WILL OF ACHILLES FANNIN - WYTHE CO., VA - 1834 In the name of God, Amen. I Acles (sic) Fannen, in the county of Wythe, do make this my last will and testament. I give to my wife Molly all my lands and personal estate duringher life and after her death the lands shall be equally divided between my two sons, Bryant Fannen and Acles Fannen. In two years after my death my two sons shall pay to my two daughters, Abbegil (sic) HavensandMary Muncy, one hundred dollars each in good property. [Dated Nov 20,1830, proven Jan 17, 1834] Acles Fannen (his mark) Witnesses: Joshua Bruce, Thomas Dunn & James Bruce | Fannin, Achilles (I51164)
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| 3606 | Abstracted GA Wills Jefferson Co., GA JAMES INGRAM, SR. 9/19/1823:1/15/1827, p. 207 208 Wife: Elizabeth. Six sons: James L., John, Etheldred, Jesse, Henry and Calvin. Dau: Chrissy. Exrs: James L. Ingram, John Ingram, James E. Whitfield. Wits: Samuel Hyson, Arthur Cheatham. Widow made petition that the LWT be declared void since on 9/19/1823 when LWT was made, his former wife and children were alive. Testator recovered from his sickness, wife and one son have departed this life. /s/Mary Ingram, widow. | Ingram, James Little (I130120)
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| 3607 | Abstracts of the Inventories of the Prerogative Court ofMaryland1733-1738 by Skinner 975.2S V. 6 page 104 ALEXANDER HANNA 23.361 CH L109.14.7 August 15, 1738 Appraisers: Charles Yates, Benjamin Gwinn Creditors: Michael Williams, Barton Warren Next of kin: Humphrey Warren, Thomas Warren Administratrix: MARY HANNA Early Charles County, Maryland Setters 1658-1745 by Bates 075.247 P 123 HANNA, ALEXANDER. Next of kin: Humphrey Warren, ThomasWarren.Admr.: MARY HANNA (Inv.: 23.361; 15 Aug c1738) | Warren, Mary (I30427)
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| 3608 | Abstracts of Wills Vol I 1665-1707 - New York Page 131.--SAMUEL MOORE, "merchant," New York. Nuncupative Will. "I leave my whole estate to my wife to be at her disposall." Inpresence of us under-writters. January 21, 1675. Nicholas De Myer, Dan'l De Hart. Sworn before me June 21, 1675. Page 132.--The inventory taken by Peter Jacobs Marius andJacobusVandewater is very extensive, and enumerating all kinds ofwoolen andlinen dry goods. Amount not given. Page 134.--"Whereas Samuel Moore, of this city, merchant, dyed,withoutmaking any formal will, yet did leave a nuncupative beforesufficienttestimonies." His widow, Naomi Moore, is appointedadministratrix. March25, 1676. | Moore, Samuel (I57350)
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| 3609 | Abstracts of Wills Vol I 1665-1707 - New York Page 130.--PETER DE LANOY. "In the name of God, Amen. I, Peter De Lanoy, considering the mortality of man, have with good knowledge made my last will and testament as followeth." I leave to my brother, Abraham De Lanoy, my clothes and my School books, and my Dutch books of Divinity, Provided I have no child by my present wife, Mary. I leave to my beloved wife, Mary, the parcel of ground given to her by her father, Samuel Edsall, by deed of gift. Leaves all the rest to his wife. If he leaves a child, the estate is to be appraised, and the child to have one half. Makes his wife executor, and his brother, Abraham De Lanoy, and his brother in law, Engelbert Lott, overseers. Dated September 2, 1696. Witnesses, Johanes Kirbyll, Johanes Kip, Johanes De Peyster, G. Van Imbrugh, C. De Peyster. Proved before Colonel Stephanus Van Cortlandt, November 20, 1696 | De Lanoy, Peter (I50065)
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| 3610 | Abstracts of Wills Vol VI 1760-1766 From The New York Historical Society Collections, this 1897volumefeatures abstracts of wills on file in the Surrogates Office,City of NewYork, from 1760-1766. Bibliographic Information: Abstracts of Wills Vol VI 1760-1766, TheNewYork Historical Society, 1897. Page 357.--In the name of God, Amen. I, BENJAMIN STRONG, of Goshen,inOrange County, Esq., though weak of body, but of sound mind. I leaveallmy estate to my six children, Caturna, Elizabeth, Jerusha,Mary,Millicent, and James. My executors are to sell all estate anddivide themoney in the following manner. My son James to have œ300,when of age,"the interest to be used for educating and bringing himup," and all therest to my 5 daughters, as they come of age. I make mybrother, SelahStrong, and John Brewster, both of Orange County,executors. October 20,176 Witnesses, Daniel Tuthill, John Brewster, Jr., Edward Brewster.Proved,December 26, 1760. | Strong, Millicent (I52556)
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| 3611 | Acceded 29 Sep 1397 1st Earl of Westmoreland | Neville, Ralph de (I96441)
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| 3612 | Acceded: 1347 Earl of Arundel the 10th, Earl Surrey 9th. One source (Wier) show all children from Eleanor, but another source (Complete Peerage) says otherwise. | Fitzalan, Richard (I78680)
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| 3613 | Acceded: 19 Aug 1274, Westminster Abbey, London, England Interred: Westminster Abbey, London, England Reigned 1272-1307 In the Barons war 1264-1267 he defeated the Barons at Evesham (1265) As King, he is noted for encouraging Parliamentary institutions at the expense of feaudalism and for subdueing Wales on which he imposed the English system of administration. He later tried to assert his authority over Scotland and died while on his way to fight Robert Bruce. | Plantagenet, Edward I (I41787)
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| 3614 | Acceded: 27 May 1199, Westminster Abbey, London, England Interred: Worcester Cathederal Reigned 1199-1216. Signed Magna Cara in 1215 at Runnymede. His reign saw renewal of war with Phillip II Augustus of France to whom he lost several continental possesions, including Normandy by 1205. He came into conflict with his Barons and was forced to sign the Magna Carta. His later repudiation of the charter led to the first Baron War 1215-1217 during which John died. The source Burke says he was born in 1160. He was King of Ireland 1177, Count of Mortain 1189, Earl of Gloucester. Known as John I Lackland, King of England | Plantagenet, John I (I90788)
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| 3615 | Accidently Shot while hunting in Glasscock County, Texas. Lived in Big Spring, Howard County, Texas; where he was taken and pronounced Dead. | Hamner, B. C. (I121026)
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| 3616 | According to a land deed of 1834, the original Purvis farm owned by settler George and Elizabeth Purvis was then left by the surviving "Widow Purvis" to three of her children : Jane, James, Elizabeth. The land transaction shows that Jane, Elizaberh and James deeded the farm to a nephew, Manley Alexander Purvis. | Purvis, Jane (I29170)
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| 3617 | According to Barlow, this whole family and a Mary Winche age 15 were on the passenger list of the "Francis" that sailed from Ipswich,Suffolk,England to Boston April/June 1634. First settled in Roxbury, Massachusetts,then probably moved to Springfield, Massachusetts the following yearwithWilliam Pynchon, founder of the town. Rowland Stebbins sat in the meetinghouseat Springfield, Massachusetts Rowland Stebbins moved to Northamptonsometime after the death of Sarah in 1649. | Stebbins, Rowland (I9933)
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| 3618 | According to Clarissa Warren's death certificate, she was listed as widowed, and a child of Jeremiah Warren. The only Jeremiah Warren living in Green County at this time is Jeremiah Warren and wife Mary (Martin). Her son (Dawson Warren) had signed her death certificate and also her husband, Willis Underwood's, death certificate only a few years earlier. | Warren, Clarissa (I94746)
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| 3619 | According to family legend, Sara was half Cherokee Native American. Thishas never been confirmed. Her father, Joel Harp, was apparently white andappearsin the 1820 Census of Green Co., KY. Joel's only known spouse, Elizabeth,wasfrom South Carolina, so, where the Cherokee came from, if true, is unclear. | Harp, Sara (I45698)
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| 3620 | According to Harlan Warren, born 1915, Big Pitman Creek can rise quickly and become very dangerous to cross. His father, Rusaw Warren, whose farm was west of the creek, used to drive a team of horses and haul supplies back and forth from Campbellsville to Mac and Pitman. On occasion, the creek would rise and Rusaw Warren and his team would stay in James Bell's barn, which was near the ford on the east side of the creek, for which he was charged 15 cents. The ford is to the north of the present concrete bridge over Big Pitman Creek and the road to the ford is still visible in 2005. | Warren, Arvin Harlan (I17874)
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| 3621 | according to my records William Hatch(my great great grand-father)wasborn in Coldwater, Simcoe Co. Ontario on Aril 24th 1845. He married Maria Dunn(b.Dec.15th 1850 Clinton Co.New York,d.July 6th 1916 in VancouverBC)in Howell Michigan on Sept.11th 1871, and he died Sept.21st 1920 athisplace in Mara BC having been gored by a bull of his that he was trying tocalm.He is burried in Vancouver with some other Hatches. I know the location.T only child I know of is Hugh Rae Hatch(my great grand-father) whowasborn in Portage L'Prairie Manitoba in 1884, married Mary AnnShields(b.1874Lotus Ontario d.1912) Dec.19th 1906. He died April 3rd 1963 Port CoquitlamBC. Again I know only one of his sons. Hugh Charles Hatch(my grangfather)w born March 8th 1909 in Saskatoon Saskatchewan. He married Wanda Isabel Brandner(b.Dec.5th 1921 Nateby Alberta d.March 23rd 1973 Coqutlam BC)onMay 29th 1941 in Prince George BC. They Have two sons andeightgrandchildren. Their sons are Larry and Edward(Ted) Hatch. Hugh Charles Hatch diedJune3rd 1983 in Vernon BC, and is burried there, may his memory be forablessing. Peter A Hatch | Hatch, William (I51933)
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| 3622 | According to Rev. War Pension records submitted on behalf of Hannah (Hurin) Tharp; John Sharp removed from New Jersey to Ohio in 1791; living first in Cincinati and later Warren counties of Ohio. | Tharp, John (I129626)
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| 3623 | According to the Nebraska 1885 Census taken on June 3, 1885 Allen was41/2. His birth date listed here was taken from his headstone atthecemetery. Census 1930 listed in Coleman Twp.,Washington,Kansas at the age of45with his wife Amy age 39 and children: Clyde L. age 16, Arthur L.age 14,Pearl E.age 10, Lawrence D. age 8. | Corbin, Allen Roy (I4668)
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| 3624 | According to the only surviving page from an old family bible,mygr-grandparents, Logan Eugene THOMPSON and Sue Anna JORDAN weremarriedin Robertson Co, TX on October 16, 1867. Logan's parents were James Steele THOMPSON and Eliza HARN. Sueanna's parents wereWylieJORDAN and Elmina POWELL. Anyone have any info on thesefamilies? Thanks, Pam Pressney | Thompson, Logan Eugene (I41563)
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| 3625 | According to the research done by Debbie Bascom, it is believedthatJeremiah was the father of John S. Everett and siblings. Jeremiahownedand operated a mill on Beaver Creek in Barren Co.,Kentucky. Hebought 200acres in Barren County, Kentucky August 28, 1798, (Book 12,p. 467). Hesold his property in the late 1820's and moved to theCherokee Purchasein Tennessee. In 1830 he is listed in Wayne CountyMissouri, next toThomas Everett. An article stated that Jeremiah hadseveral children andthat one of them was named John. Jeremiah hadseveral brothers- Jesse,William, Samuel, and Jeremiah's father wasSimeon Everett. Jesse'schildren bear the same names as those in ourfamily in BarrenCo.,Kentucky- Ewell, Bart, Thomas, and John. they areused either as afirst or middle name. Jeremiah's wife's maiden name was Saunders which fits with ourssinceSaunders is used as a middle name; John Saunders Everett. In 1831 Jeremiah and Thomas are listed in Izard County, Arkansastaxrecords. John is also listed there the following year. Thomas Ewell Everett was born in 1800 in Barren County, Kentuckyandthe only Everett in the county at that time was Jeremiah Everett..In1830, both Jeremiah and Thomas were in Wayne County, Missouri. In 1765 in Tyrrell County, North Carolina, Nathaniel Everett isnamedas a son in Joshua Everett's will . In Tyrrell Co. in 1782,Jeremiah isnamed as a son in Nathaniel's will. In 1790, Jeremiah islisted in thecensus. Jeremiah was in the Izard County, Arkansas Tax Records - 1831 | Everett, Jeremiah (I15840)
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| 3626 | According to un-verifed records Victor first settled inEasternPennsylvania, then married and moved to New Jersey. | Spelts, Victor (I94896)
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| 3627 | According to Will of his father (Richard), William was under 24 years ofage in 1593. | Wightman, William (I37926)
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| 3628 | Actually married Kathlee F. MacKenzie first on 2 May 1944 in Juarez, Chihuahua, Mexico, then on 12 Jan 1945 in Avondale, Arizona. https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:33SQ-G5H2-98J?cc=1922462 Juárez > Chihuahua Civil Registration > Matrimonios 1943-1944 > image 1929 of 3125 | Family: Arthur Marion Ingram / Kathleen "Kay" Florence McKenzie (F17329)
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| 3629 | Ada Underwood, 63, of Route 3, Campbellsville, daughter of the lateHenryUnderwood and Susan Arnold Nelson Underwood, died at 6:40 p.m.,Thursday,March 1, 1983 at the West Lake Cumberland Hospital inColumbia, Ky. Shewas a member of the Good Hope Baptist Church. Sheis survived by foursisters and one brother: Mrs. Bennie Underwood,Mrs. Elmer Lewis, andSadie Brockman, all of Campbellsville, Mrs.Hardin Mardis of Route 2,Campbellsville, Bradley Underwood of StarRoute, Campbellsville; severalnieces and nephews and many friends.Funeral service was held at 1 p.m.,Saturday, March 3 at the Parrott &Ramsey Funeral Home in Campbellsvilleby the Rev. Marshall Black andthe Rev. George R. Gaddie. Burial was inGood Hope Baptist ChurchCemetery. Pallbearers were: Buck Lewis,Hiestand Underwood, DonaldBrockman, Garnett Mardis, Bobby Mardis, andTerry Mardis. ~Obituariesof Taylor County, Kentucky, Volume III,compiled by Eunice MontgomeryWright, p. 157 | Underwood, Ada J. (I9347)
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| 3630 | Adair Co KY Circuit Court Recds - 10 October 1868 Deposition byJosephTurner - the children of James McGlasson and Susannah his wife were as follows:SabinaEnglish, Nancy Monroe (decd), Susannah Turner (wife of the said JosephTurner),Frances Bristoe (decd), Eudocia Haden (decd), Joseph B. McGlasson, JamesW.McGlasson, Prudence McGlasson (decd), Jane Whitehead, William McGlasson, and John H. McGlasson. | McGlasson, James (I36498)
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| 3631 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Hungrige, Ralph Angelo (I52097)
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| 3632 | Adele Peasha Adele Louise Peasha, 66, of Redding died Monday, March 11, 1991, at Redding Medical Center. No services will be conducted. Born Aug. 19, 1924, in Corcoran, Minn., she moved to Shasta County in 1972 from Minneapolis. She was a homemaker and a member of New Life Church of God in Redding. She is survived by husband Willard; sons James Keuren, John Keuren and Michael Jensen, all of Minneapolis, Thomas Jensen of Riverview, Fla., Donald Jensen of Philomath, Ore., and Thomas Constance of Elk River, Minn.; stepson Willard Jr. of Sand Point, Idaho; stepdaughters Paula Gibbens of Glendale, Ariz., and Sandra Wales of Phoenix, Ariz.; broth- ers Wally Sutton of Chicago; 17 grandchildren; and two great-grandchildren. Arrangements are being handled by Lawncrest Chapel in Beth Arneal | Kelly, Adele Louise (I1633)
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| 3633 | Adm. pens. at SIDNEY, Dec. 23, 1781. S. of the Rev. Robert (1745), V. of Wormingford and Boxted, Essex. B. May 19, 1765, at Wormingford. Schools, Boxford, Suffolk (Mr Wade) and Dedham (Mr Grimwood). Matric. Lent, 1782; B.A. (7th Wrangler) 1786; M.A. 1789; B.D. 1796. Fellow. Ord. deacon (London) Oct. 26, 1788; priest, Oct. 25, 1789. Head Master of Ipswich Grammar School, 1798-1800; of Giggleswick School, 1800-44. Married Mary, dau. of Sir Cuthbert Shafto. Father of the next; brother of Robert A. (1779). (Foster, Index Eccles.; C. R. Hudleston.) Ref: Cambridge University Alumni, 1261-1900 Rowland is appointed new Master of Giggleswick School Yorkshire ........The Archbishop of York declined the honour of examining the candidates, but later recommended that they should appoint to the Mastership Rev Rowland Ingram, M.A ...... the Rev. Rowland Ingram was elected. He had gained "one of the first Mathematical honours" and had only just failed to win the Bachelor of Arts Classical Medal. He was a B.D. and a late Fellow and Tutor of Sidney Sussex College, Cambridge. He was turned thirty-two (his brother said he was thirty-four) and after being for some years a private Tutor at Eton had been appointed in Midsummer, 1798, Headmaster of Ipswich Grammar School, where he had made a considerable name. He was certainly the strongest candidate who applied and it speaks well for the Governors that they elected him, notwithstanding the fact that two old Giggleswick boys were standing - Thomas Carr and the Rev. Thomas Paley, the former of whom had a very distinguished academic career, and Paley had been third Wrangler. Ingram began with a salary of L.200 a year and within six months premises were bought from Mr. Geo. Robinson, on which it was determined to build him a house. Ref: http://archive.org/stream/historyofgiggles00bellrich/historyofgiggles00bellrich_djvu.txt | Ingram, Rowland (I125461)
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| 3634 | Admin of estate filed 1 Dec 1923 in Yavapai County, Arizona under last name Waldroup. Last name listed in various records as Waldrop, Waldroup, and Waldrip. | Waldrop, John Madison (I135732)
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| 3635 | Administration on his estate was granted 19 Oct. 1770 to his sonJosiahof Freetown. He was a prisoner of Freetown who was sent on board the guard ship Adams by the Board of War, 8 Sept. 1777. | Chase, Ammi (I47799)
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| 3636 | Adopted by a Alderete. | Alderete, Marie Juilanna (I77322)
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| 3637 | Adopted by Charles and Abbie Hoadley. Parents Not Known. A Charles Sanders was in Morgan County, Illinois in 1900 and is a possibility. | Hoadley, Gladys Marie (I110851)
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| 3638 | Adopted by Fred and Mary Martinez, Tony is really Mary Navarro'sbrother. | Navarro, Anthony 'Tony' (I94434)
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| 3639 | Adopted by George E. Bayless | Bayless, Cecil Milton (I120947)
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| 3640 | Adopted by Robert Saladon Cotten | Cotten, Wyatt (I100993)
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| 3641 | Adopted by Robert Saladon Cotten | Cotten, Mitchell (I100994)
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| 3642 | Adopted by Robert Saladon Cotten | Cotten, Jerome (I100996)
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| 3643 | Adopted by Robert Saladon Cotten | Cotten, Giles Aaron 'Joe' (I100997)
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| 3644 | Adopted by Robert Saladon Cotten | Cotten, Selah A. (I100998)
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| 3645 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Cotten, Alma (I100999)
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| 3646 | Adopted by Robert Saladon Cotten | Cotton, Floyd Sanford (I101000)
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| 3647 | Adopted child. | Gongora, Luisa de (Gongora Arellano) (I137834)
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| 3648 | Adopted Daughter of Charles and Florence. | Conley, Louise (I134601)
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| 3649 | Adopted. | Rice, Dee (I129395)
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| 3650 | Adoration De Leon "Addie" Garsea Adoration "Addie" De Leon Garsea, 80, of Port Arthur, passed away on Thursday, December 24, 2009 in Bandera, Texas. She was born to Maria de Refugio Martinez and Timotheo De Leon on August 13, 1929 in Port Arthur, Texas. She was the co-owner Addie @ Jim's, a very successful beauty salon for over sixty years. Addie was preceded in death by her parents and her son Tim Garsea; two brothers, Albundio De Leon and Angelo De Leon and was a member of Our Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church. She is survived by her husband, James Garsea and son Andy Garsea of Bandera; sisters, Oralia Menchaca of Nederland, Isabel Henderson of Missouri City and Mary Helen Torres of Beaumont and numerous nieces and nephews. Private services were under the direction of Broussard's Mortuary in Nederland and were held at Greenlawn Memorial Park in Groves on Monday, December 28, 2009. | De Leon, Adoracion "Addie" (I130291)
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